Barnevelder chicks gender help, please

[KreetchaKeepa]

These are supposed to be 4-5 wk old pullets. I've never had a rooster and am no good at gender ID. I suspect one of these is a roo based on development vs the 2 other Barnevelder chicks. I didn't number the pictures as these 3 chicks look so different from one another. Can anyone help?

 

[nuthatched]

There's no comb or waddle growth that say cockerel

 

[KreetchaKeepa]

There's no comb or waddle growth that say cockerel

Thank you. I guess this bird is just funny feathered. It's the only one with a larger comb that's turning pinkish so I was thinking it might be a boy.

 

[nuthatched]

Thank you. I guess this bird is just funny feathered. It's the only one with a larger comb that's turning pinkish so I was thinking it might be a boy.

It doesn't look very pink on my screen but one of my hens looked like that at first. Time will tell.

 

[KreetchaKeepa]

I brought them outside in hopes that the comb color would show better. Right after I got them set up safely, a storm started moving in so back to the brooder. Poor things. They were enjoying playing in the leaves and dirt... for 3 minutes.

 

[Coop-de-doop]

These are supposed to be 4-5 wk old pullets. I've never had a rooster and am no good at gender ID. I suspect one of these is a roo based on development vs the 2 other Barnevelder chicks. I didn't number the pictures as these 3 chicks look so different from one another. Can anyone help?
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I read that only males will get a solid brown band at the end of their wings at about 8 weeks. The older they get, the easier to tell. Also the girls have darker legs as they grow older, and males get more yellow legs.

 

[Coop-de-doop]

I read that only males will get a solid brown band at the end of their wings at about 8 weeks. The older they get, the easier to tell. Also the girls have darker legs as they grow older, and males get more yellow legs.